people in delaware don't want that. they want delwarians working together -- we are delaware. every problem it comes to our state needs to be solved in the best interest of the people that live in our state. we have a nuclear plant here and we might have windmills and we might have

quex on behalf of delaware public media and the university of delaware, welcome to delaware debates 2024. delaware debates is supported by the university of delaware's college of arts and sciences and department of communication. this debate features the candidates in the race for a delray governor. new castle county executive matt meyer and the republican candidate for governor is a mike ramon. welcome to you both we appreciate your participation in tonight's debate. to go over the rules, both candidates have agreed to the rules for this 90 minute debate. we begin with a question for each of them and they agree to hold their responses for time limits. we will have questions from the work order and university of delaware's executive producer for the student television network. although the candidates have agreed there will be no opening statements, you will hear closing statements from both candidates later. they will answer in the order that they have determined themselves in a pre-debate coin toss. we will try to keep our questions's the sink there and we will try to get to as much as

from delaware. tom: i give you a chance to respond. mr. ramone: the more we are together the more he comes over, it took him a couple of times to flip from the flop. i got him wearing a yellow tie so we are getting there. what i would suggest is simple, we need to stop trying to find reasons to beat each other up and do negative things. for instance about the corporate things, being orange or trump, i am clearly delaware. yes, and the house of representatives, we did in able one more, the 17th municipality in our state to digest how they want to independently do voting in their municipality because their entire counsel asks 100%. this gentleman has come to me several times and over and i always voted with the county executive, him and the previous, and helping them develop their own law. tom: we will wrap it there because we need to jump to a new subject. government transparency and accountability. sarah? sarah: this election cycle has brought to light several deficiencies in campaign law, and kathy

television network at the university of delaware. the candidates have agreed there will be no opening statements. you will hear closing statements from both candidates later. the candidates will enter under the order they determined themselves with a pre-debate coin toss. we will try to keep our questions assistant to get to as much as we can in tonight's debate. we will start with education and focus there. i will send things to sarah for our first question going first to matt meyer. sarah: an independent review of the delaware education funding system released last year from the staining million dollars to $1 billion more in education. the analysis indicated delaware should get rid of the current funding structure based on the number of students and switch to a system strongly based on student need providing more to schools with higher need. the public education funded commission is weighing the recommendation on plans -- recommendations and plans to deliver its own suggestions to the governor by next october. how would you change

delaware needs its own medical school, its own medical school hospital. it doesn't have to be one of our three hospitals or schools but it could be a relationship with several. you bring them to the table and you talk about the problem, you get the solution and guess what happens? we start building our own people. tom: we have limited time left. from here on out i'm asking to limit your answers to one minute. talk fast. in june 2023 long makers -- lawmakers proposed a compromise bill. would you support further changes and if so are there areas that need to be addressed and if not, why not? mr. ramone: there's nothing more important in delaware than the safety of our officers into their ability to enhance the safety of citizens. before i do anything, i believe we wrote a great bill. i think we had a lot of compromise and quite frankly i think we need to get our police force back up to 100%. the county and state police force are both seriously depleted, we need to get them the amount of people they need to do their jobs before we hold expectations that are

but delaware is home. delaware is home. >> just, you know, before we let you go, congresswoman, delaware is home. and at the heart -- part of the heartbeat of delaware has been joe biden. and, what does it mean to a lot of delawarens about sort of the, you know, the end of his presidency, the elegance in which he decided to step down? how do a lot of folks in your backyard look at that, as they consider the future and you're part of that future, that they're looking at. >> you know, michael, we are so proud. we are immensely proud of the leader that he has been for this country. he will go down in history, you know, and we are just grateful. i think that that is the biggest word that i hear from delawareans. you know, this is special. this will be the first firearm many of us that he's not going to be on a ballot in some sort of way. and we want him to have peace of mind. it's one of the reasons, too, why i think our greatest gift to joe biden is to make sure that kamala harris is elected. i mean, he -- i

the townhall will be in delaware county. delaware county lt.a county that joe biden won in one big, it's one of the suburban counties, just outside philadelphia. biden got 62%, 62.7%. there that is what a winning democratic campaign looks like in the state of pennsylvania. what do i mean, let's talk about the senate race from two years ago, john fetterman the democrat, won that senate race. biden got 62.7% in delaware county. look at that fetterman got 62.9%, almost exactly the same. that's a winning margin there hillary clinton got just 59.6%. so almost a 3% difference that can be the difference between winning and losing. and it's not just delaware county, it's these other counties surrounding philadelphia to montgomery county, which is just to the north of delaware. biden got 62.6% hillary clinton, 58 58.9%. again, let's look at bucks county. the most republican in the county surrounding philadelphia, biden 51.7. and hillary clinton got 48.5. you can see that three point difference or so in all the counties surrounding philadelphia. one reas

president biden in the past few moments early voting in wilmington, delaware. vice president harris, today, andrea, heads back to michigan where she has several symptoms, and she plans to focus there on manufacturing. you see her speaking just a short time ago at joint base andrews as she headed towards michigan. andrea, look, this is something that the vice president harris will have to do. she'll take credit for some of the administration's successes, the chips act, the inflation reduction act. also she has tried to distance herself from the biden harris administration at least a little bit in the last several days. she is focused on the must-win state of michigan. >> she was asked if she can think of anything that she would do differently, and she said, no, not really. paraphrasing her, she has been trying to create more distance now. gabe, thank you so much, and our thanks to garrett in atlanta. and joining me now, i'm so pleased to have democratic new york congressman, ritchie torres, a member of the congressional hispanic caucus, and black caucus, and he'

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. >> president biden: puerto rico, my home state of delaware, decent, honorable people, nongarbage floating out of there is just produce,. >> trace: meantime trump spent his evening and battleground pennsylvania after calling out of the kamala harris campaign. >> mr. trump: she's collegemac collegemac running on a campaign of demoralization, it is a campaign of hate, absolute hate to three team fox coverage jeff jeff paul live in los angeles, we begin with alexandria have, pennsylvania with reaction to joe biden's garbage comments. good evening. >> good evening, it is a diverse crowd here in town this evening, it is a diversity, majority hispanic and latino, and it trump has made inroads in that demographic work considering that it has been a lot of talk prior to the rally the comment a comedian made about puerto rico and garbage during trump's madison square garden rally. the trump campaigns out-of-court as they are not tied to that all. donated the senator for puerto rico said trump supporters will not be distracted and made rally, the senator revealed he joined trump on stage to tell him

ashley: delaware number 3. stuart: in which case the ally. the answer is delaware. according to the census delaware, can't even read the script because we are out of time. thanks for staying. you are all right. ashley, see you tomorrow. now neil, it is yours. . 20 all right. thank you very much for that. we are following a tale two markets that could be encapsulated, tesla is on fire today better than 40 points, 19% advance, boeing going the other way down 2%. boeing if you think of it even at these levels almost cut in half from the nearly $270 it was expecting near the beginning of the year. you might've heard boeing workers rejected what would have been a generous pay package i, the average worker would have received $23,000 more a year and other generous benefits. madison alworth gives you that and more. that encapsulates it, two different worlds, two different stocks. >> reporter: it keeps going up there after a much-needed earnings when thanks in part to record-breaking deliveries at a 17% profit jump from the previous year is what we learned, ceo elon musk sa

asleep on the beach in delaware and wake up saying i'm the only guy who ever be trump.that to be his legacy. a nasty guy and they shipped him out of the race and ripped his neck open and he was out of the race and he wants revenge. so does the governor of pennsylvania because he's like 2028 is coming, i'm writing. >> and baroque obama. [laughter] >> when pennsylvania. >> obama and like seven like you are a jewish guy from pennsylvania, what you doing? >> and hermela is barack -- the biggest problem they have the pantsuits and $60000 will. >> depending on where she's speaking, hillary is the back hilary. hot sauce? [laughter] >> you won't believe this. [laughter] >> i just went to, calm, find out superheroes to vote for. i one of the heated exchange with convoy. >> don't ever do this again. [laughter] >> i'll show you the rest when we come back. [laughter] any cable news host can analyze who people are voting for. find out who they support on other planets so we went to, can't last like to find out, sci-fi movies, comic books and everything in between to say it's version

president biden was at his delaware beach house.mer president trump would sell the making and electric appearance in atlanta before touring georgia, bringing in trucks of eight and promising to help rebuild. we will have more on the devastation and just moments but first, we checked the clock. the countdown of the u.s. pork strike that could be a major hit to the economy and have major political ramifications. live in new york city with the breaking news on this. >> and about 58 minutes tens of thousands of dockworkers will likely go on strike shutting down major ports along the east coast. the longshore men association is threatening the 40,000 workers could drop off the job if an alliance is not reached. one analyst says that the strike could cost the economy up to $4.5 billion per day. the strike which is done thousands of ports nationwide. this means empty shelves on higher prices for consumers. this comes right before the presidential election. a strike would meet bad news for the harris-walz campaign. many are worried that the

when i lost my son beau, attorney general of the state of delaware, he volunteered to join the national guard as attorney general, you either have to be state property or federal property. he temporarily gave up his office to go with his unit for a year in iraq. unfortunately, that was in and out of iraq as barack knows and afghanistan 30 sometimes and i got to see him several times, but the bad news was he was about a half-mile away from a burn pit. 100 yards long, 10 feet deep. burning every night from waste to everything. poisoning the air. auntie came home with stage four geo blast oma and he died. your mom was there then too. i apologize. so, from the biden family to the kennedy family, a hymn that is very close to our heart. based on the 91st psalm goes like this. may he raise you up on eagles wings and bear you on the breath of don, make you to shine like the sun, and hold you in the palm of his hand. may god bless ethel kennedy. and may she be reunited with the blessed pieces of her soul in heaven. god bless you all and thank you for letting me participate. thank you. [applause]

her speech in pennsylvania on the point where george washington crossed the delaware and she reminded us of that heroic fight for our liberty. she covered all of the important points about the danger that someone who doesn't believe in our constitution, it doesn't believe in the rule of law, doesn't believe in the kind of fundamental values that we hold in our country and washington cross that delaware in order to wage a revolution and achieve. on fox, she stood up for herself. she did not take any of the foxing this rhetoric that came from bret baier. she was able to make her point despite every effort to undermine her and talk over her. she's exactly the kind of person i want to be president. >> we have a minute to talk privately. i know you well enough to know you are really enthusiastic about her. the matter who the democratic nominee would be, you would be sitting here. you would be pushing that nominee. you have done it for every democratic nominee you can help and always will. you are really personally enthusiastic. >> i'm so excited about her candidacy. i've known her a long t

at one point there's a delaware county activist trying to give him a book about election fraud. can tell his interest was peaked. the politician is intrigued by the hat but they know they wouldn't put the hat on. elon would not take the book and afterwards i talked to the guy who tried to hand him the book and he said elon handled it like a politician, which he did. >> in the audience for dark maga, first time solo. thanks for your time, teddy. that is our show for this evening. "way too early" with jonathan lemire is coming up next. >>> this war can end tomorrow. it can end if hamas lays

> here, on christmas night, 1776, general george washington and over 2000 troops crossed the icy delaware river in darkness. then marched to trenton. where they surprised an outpost of enemy soldiers, and achieved a major victory in the american revolution. and after we won the war, and achieved our independence, delegates from across the nation gathered not far from here, in philadelphia, to write and to sign the constitution of the united states. the founders often disagreed, often quite passionately, but in the end, the constitution of the united states laid out the foundations of our democracy. including the rule of law, that there would be checks and balances, that we would have free and fair elections, and a peaceful transfer of power. i am joined today by over 100 republican leaders from across pennsylvania and across our country. who are supporting my candidacy for president of the united states, and i am deeply honored to have their support. some served in statehouses, some in the united states congress. some worked for other republican presidents, and presidential nominees, incl

the stage and signed his hats, you know he was clearly entertained almost smitten by kind of this delawarecal republican audience, yes, you would think that this person is the candidate and he's not known for having a small ego. but, he had a lot of fun, i wouldn't say he was great on the stump but, i don't know if that's really the bar we should judge him against. >> you've done some great reporting on this can you talk a little bit about elon musk's personal evolution in terms of his enthusiasm for trump, someone he wasn't even sure he wanted to endorse? not that many months ago? >> yes, you know if you talked to elon musk a year ago this october, he was quietly very pro ron desantis and if you talked to him six months ago he was not really that pro-trump, this is somebody who thinks that america is dying if we do not get a grip on illegal immigration. and he became a pro-trump fanatic in part because he was getting lots of attention and got lots of access to trump, trump himself almost feels mesmerized by elon and as we now know he has put $75 million into pro-trump super pack. but this

in pennsylvania. delivered remarks at the site where george washington and his troops crossed the delawarer trump aides — who now support her campaign. kamala harris is campaigning in pennsylvania. delivered remarks at the site where george washington and his troops crossed the delaware river in 1776. ms harris wasjoined by more than 100 republicans, including former members of congress and former trump aides — who now support her campaign. 7 like every new president that comes into office, i will bring my life experiences, my professional expenses and fresh and new— professional expenses and fresh and new ideas. i represent a new— and new ideas. i represent a new generation of leadership. for example, i new generation of leadership. for example, lam new generation of leadership. for example, i am someone who has not _ for example, i am someone who has not spent the majority of my career_ has not spent the majority of my career in washington, dc. i invite _ my career in washington, dc. i invite ideas, whether it be from — invite ideas, whether it be from the _ invite ideas, whether it be f

. >> when you start in georgetown, delaware. love to know, 2020 and again this year little boxes, i saw on the news the other day of the boxes were set up and they were burned. what you think? >> i believe the last few days there is a valid dropbox, one important and one in washington. it was developed or destroyed in the list for sounded. really voters know where the show on if ballot has been, they lays the ballot the important. there and take millions to go about this. what if a dropbox they are monitored and verified everything so slightly that will be. take it to election. another option, if you're not sure, plano mail ballot and surrender it and they will give you a provisional ballot in short. >> they form from our letters yesterday of the training going through this year on how to deal with dropbox and chemicals to secure the site so the officials can he doesn't remember the training before the election. what you make of that? >> it is incredible and washington, that person is going to get caught and spend several years

on two occasions trying to win that illusive delaware county voting it's tough. it's tough though philly suburbs are tough to wrestle away and you know this very well, jake, to win the state of pennsylvania, the commonwealth for any republican. the key is to not lose philadelphia in those suburbs by a huge margin i would say that it's smart for the vice president to be there tonight at aston. those are places she's going to have to drop i've up the numbers and if she gets close to 1 million votes out of philly and wins by a big margin like that's going to be pretty tough for president trump to win. but i would just say this jake if i could ask her one question tonight, i'd asked her, what do you think about bob casey running ads? with donald trump in them and not you i'd like to her response to that know, this is going to be undecided voters in the audience, david and i don't think you're an undecided voter nor are you'll pennsylvania anymore, you moved to florida van let me let me ask you about something. >> president biden said when speaking to new hampshire de

you as president joe biden cost his ballots in the early voting and his home state of delaware biden's. now expected to return to washington dc with 8 days left until the election full of president. donald trump is headed to atlanta, georgia, or vice president campbell harris's campaigning. in michigan, we have teams covering a bose campaigns in a moment. we'll have the latest rebellion, fisher, who's in atlanta monitoring trump's, riley. but 1st let's go to rosalind jordan, who's in washington, d. c. was you really watching the latest legal comment of harris's campaign? what's the latest they have? or? well, the short main screen version would be that the vice president, now democratic presidential candidate is spending her day campaigning in michigan. she's already toward a semi conductor to a factory. she's talked about her plans for fixing the economy and she's going to be out a rally at this hour with her running mate. tim walls in ann arbor. the big story from the harris campaign is that they are capitalizing on some of the race as language they came out of donald trump's rally a

to the us election. president giovanni has cost is violets in early voting and his home state of delaware biden has now returned to washington dc. well, his vice president comma harris is campaigning for election in michigan. a republican opponent, former president donald trump, is holding a raleigh in atlanta, georgia shawn's campaign has been forced to go on the defensive officer of speaker . it's his campaign, riley in new york and sold to the island of puerto rico, using racist language. white house correspondent, kimberly how could reports in just a week until election day. donald trump's presidential campaign is managing the fall out of a crisis with the fellow trump is not true. so the former president, sunday rally in new york city was suppose to accommodate his campaigns, closing arguments. instead, critics allege it devolved into a race, a scene reminiscent of the 1939 nazi rally occurring at the same location, especially when this committee and compared puerto rico to trash is literally a floating island, a garbage in the middle of the ocean right now. yeah, i think it's called

video of the line to vote in new castle, delaware, this morning. you may recognize one of the fellas there in the sunglasses waiting for his turn to vote, helping push another elderly relative of one of the other voters in a wheelchair and taking phone calls on people's cell phones as they wait direct from the president in delaware. also this morning, we got an update on early voting in michigan from the secretary of state there. this is the state's first time trying out in person early voting in the first two days of statewide early voting, more than 250,000 citizens made their voices heard, a number that far exceeded the expectations of state and local election officials. and while we were surprised by the large turnout, it was a very pleasant surprise. clerks were well prepared. the processes and systems that they had in place ran smoothly and overall, michigan's first day of voting in a general election was a huge success. donald trump held a massive rally sunday at the famed madison square garden, been home to the what? the ali-frazier fight,

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the trump campaign has distanced itself from the comments casting is valid in his home state of delaware. us president joe biden told reporters trumps weekend riley's prove a vote for trump is a mistake to simply verify. you know, most of the presence of scholars i've spoken to talk about the single most common question every time. that's why vice president and democratic presidential nominee comma la harris is using the closing days of the election campaign to argue a vote for trump is dangerous. donald trump times china have americans fans fuel of k m division. and that's why people are exhausted with vice president comma le harris says there is a big difference between her and former president donald trump. at a rally on tuesday in washington. her says she plans in closing arguments to highlight that contrast. kimberly health hit algae 0. the white house was alan fish. it has moved from the trunk probably in georgia. 18000. don't you from raleigh, in atlanta, this would be considered the democratic tetra 3. but you can see that he got a very large conduct for what was a very typical d

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable christopher --, a united states senator from delaware delaware. good afternoon. it is such a blessing to be you here in emancipation hall and to have just a moment to thank and recognize everyone who played role in making this happen today. to my colleagues who have just spoken well, as senator murkowski and former senator now vice president harris getting this through the senate and having such great partners in the house and chairman lucas and the late congresswoman eddie bernice johnson was a great to the of dr. christine darden, katherine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary jackson and everyone one who helped win the space race. despite the restrictions of gender and race. thank you. thank you for being a part of our history that challenges us to recognize a simple truth. as the chaplain said in the outset, god distributes talent and genius across the entire human family evenly. yet historically in our nation, opportunity was not this amazing book, this historic film made clear for all of in piercing ways, the daily, the barriers that were put up i

. >> joining me now yamiche alcindor in delaware county, pennsylvania, jeff bennett and "new york timeseremy peters. he needs more in the timing of that. yamiche, tell me about the harris team, how effective obama was. give me everything. >> reporter: they have in their campaign surrogate former president obama, someone who will really try to gin up a crowd and lighten the mood, remind them of the times, the years where he was winning and winning states that now democrats are chasing to win this year, including north carolina. he is really wanting to get people tuned into this election. we have, of course, vice president harris crisscrossing the country. she will be in pennsylvania in delaware county where voters here during the republican primary, a number voted for nikki haley, even after she dropped out. a lot of stuff going on there. she talked about the interview. she made headlines. the first as you pointed out, the fact that abortion rights are non-negotiable. she didn't want to get into a rabbit hole when it came to saying what she could do to give republicans -- so they restore

ladies and gentlemen, the honorable christopher --, a united states senator from delaware delaware. good afternoon. it is such a blessing to be you here in emancipation hall and to have just a moment to thank and recognize everyone who played role in making this happen today. to my colleagues who have just spoken well, as senator murkowski and former senator now vice president harris getting this through the senate and having such great partners in the house and chairman lucas and the late congresswoman eddie bernice johnson was a great to the of dr. christine darden, katherine johnson, dorothy vaughan, mary jackson and everyone one who helped win the space race. despite the restrictions of gender and race. thank you. thank you for being a part of our history that challenges us to recognize a simple truth. as the chaplain said in the outset, god distributes talent and genius across the entire human family evenly. yet historically in our nation, opportunity was not this amazing book, this historic film made clear for all of in piercing ways, the daily, the barriers that were put up i

as president might tell us, by 1860, 94% of the black people in delaware were not slaves. but on happily, other things change in the 19th century, the trajectory that the founders seemed to had set america on, moving away from slavery did not continue in that way. okay. yes, ma'am. maybe that this will be a yeah. thank so much for being here. my favorite description of the founders just along the subject of the more things change the more they say the same is just how they were at each other's throats generally, which reveals them as being human. but now robert indicates another aspect of humanity, which is how they ripened as. they got older and i'd like to follow up on his question about was there any other material about another founder, jefferson, reflect in on how america developing and whether it was all going to the dogs are actually that we're proud of what they did. yeah that's a good one well if you have a number of the founders were very long lived you know john adams whom i don't treat in this book you know lives long enough to see that his son john quincy adam

thomas bayard of delaware and allen thurman of ohio.reme court justices, again, we've got another sticky wicket. david davis, an independent, so-called independent. but it will come back to him. joseph bradley had been appointed by republican samuel freeman miller, republican william strong republican nathan clifford, democrat stephen johnson. field, another democratic appointee. let's go back to david davis. what was his story. david davis is fascinating. so as you said, david davis is from illinois. he had been a very close confidant and friend of abraham lincoln. he had been appointed by lincoln to the court. davis was, as you said, widely viewed as an independent in the 19th century, independent, i mean, genuinely independent, free of either political party. most assumed because of his reputation as an independent, that the four justices congress appointed who then got to choose the fifth justice, the 15th member of the committee that they would choose davis and the popular belief was that davis probably favored tilden, though nobod

aloe -- out of new castle, delaware. the line for undecided. go ahead. caller: good morning. yes. i -- if i could believe what you are saying and the evidence is in what you see and not the words coming out of your mouth. you say that all of these programs were put in place to help the middle class. but, it is not. i do not see them. all i saw were efforts to take away, and the differences that you are saying that he are -- he is doing these things, i do not why because his actions look like he is trying to help the rich more than the middle-class or average people. and at the same time, and i hate to get distracted. but you are saying that he is saying how he feels about minorities and people who do not have and you are acting like he is not saying these things and people should believe that he is for them when he is obviously not. and it pains me to see a man as intelligent as platinum plan that he has re-committed to that gave half a trillion dollars of new capital to black americans. the media did not cover all of the families he brought in whose loved ones came from the first

. >> puerto rico, my home state of delaware, they are good, decent, honorable people, only garbage i see out there is demonizable of things. >> todd: you are watching "fox and friends" on wednesday morning, i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the white house tries to clean up his statement, donald trump is reacting this morning. lucas tomlinson has this story. hi, lucas. >> lucas: recall a week ago, biden said about donald trump, lock him up and last night at a trump rally, senator marco rubio broke the news about biden a comments last night. >> breaking news, moments ago joe biden stated our supporters are garbage. >> so remember hillary she said deplorable. and then she said irredeemable. deplorable did not work out. garbage, i think is worse. he doesn't know, please forgive him. he not knoweth what he said. >> lucas: donald trump taking to social media saying i'm proud to lead the most important coalition in american history, we are welcoming historic numbers from latinos, african americans and every race, religion and creed. it is my desire to be the president of all pe

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it's in delaware county, pennsylvania. so jeff, what are you hearing from the campaign about tonight? and how much hair is obviously today, they have seized on the atlantic and they have been running with that pounding the table. is that going to be what she tries to do tonight as well? >> erin, this now presidential campaign, or certainly a big chunk of it. this is something that of course, she's been pointing to many comments from the former president from his time in office, but also his time on the campaign trail about how he in her words, he's unfit. he's unhinged. he's unstable. we do expect the vice president to continue that this evening. we saw her remarks earlier today really trying to jump on every single piece of new information that comes out about the former president to amplify her message, why she believes it's time for change we're also learning tonight that she is scheduled to hold a speech next tuesday night, one week before election on the ellipse course. that is where donald trump gave that speech on j

what's going on in delaware county? >> what officials are saying is there was an issue, who was disruptive, who needed to be removed from a polling site. there's not actually an indication that this was a person who was trying to vote, but she he is a member of the republican party and republicans have basically said she was disenfranchise voters were disenfranchised. so that's one issue police say officials there say she was disruptive. she had to be removed in bucks county the issue was there were extremely long lines yesterday, which was supposed to be the last day where you could show up, register, vote by mail in person and the republicans said that there were officials who turned people away, even though they were in line when the polls worse, mr. closed, they weren't supposed to do that. they actually got a victory here. they went to court and the court said, okay, we are going to extend this in-person voting in pennsylvania, or at least in bucks county until friday that right now the democrats are trying to get

want to bring in seeing as jeff zone, these live from the site of the cnn town hall in delaware county, pennsylvania. jeff set the scene for us well if those undecided and persuadable voters right here in delaware county, just outside of philadelphia, of course, will be so critical in just 13 days to the election. >> but they're also critical tonight. they will be asking questions of vice president harris getting her insights more into policy, perhaps even some of our personality but she had course has been talking entirely about donald trump, why she believes see is unfit for office. she spoke earlier today calling him unhinged, and unstable donald trump said that because he does not want a military that is loyal to the united states constitution he wants a military that is loyal to him he wants a military who will be loyal to him personally one that will obey his orders even when he tells them to break the law or abandon their oath to the constitution of the united states. and just the past week, donald trump has repeatedly called his fellow americans, the enemy. from within an even

washington's crossing where our first president he crossed the delaware river cnn's danny freeman, is there at least very close to there at beautiful where you are danny, what are you hearing about how she's going to frame her message? today >> dana bucks county and fall, you truly can't beat it. listen, nearly 250 years ago, president george washington crossed the delaware not far from where i'm standing while today, vice president harris will try to cross the aisle and reached out to republican voters to convince them to support hurricane that a c, instead of a former president donald trump, like you mentioned, this event, will have about 100 republicans who are already backing her in attendance will also hear from former representative adam kinzinger, as well as the former lieutenant governor of georgia, geoff duncan. they'll be in attendance as well. and harris campaign says, this event is going to be all about patriotism, uniting the nation and also putting country over party specifically, we expect the harris campaign to focus on january 6. former president trump's role in quest

. >> the puerto ricans in my home state of delaware a good decent honorable people the only garbage ihere are his supporters. >> you heard him right folks the only garbage josie's floating out there are donald trump supporters and leave it to the media the clean up the mess and blame it on a misplaced '. >> somebody with a stutter going up it's obvious that there is an 'at the end of supporters. he was referring to the garbage spewed by supporters not the supporters themselves. >> the white house is saying there is an ''s there is talking about his supporters the comedian on the right trying to paint this to be the next basket a deplorable. >> they are try to make a firestorm out of something. and it's a waste of time. we want to get president to chance to classify his comments. >> i didn't say garbage. i said it. a heat i didn't mean it. i meant as a compliment i like the way it looks in the way it smells smells better than a 12-year-old said. >> is that what they want to do in the last week of the campaign? >> absolutely not and i was a young cook and we did this private catering at